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A dictionary of music and musicians (A.D. 1450-1889) by eminent writers, English and foreign : with illustrations and woodcuts, 1902
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1suti, ii. 754a; Rossini, iii. 176a; Singing, iii. 510a, etc.; Soprano, iii. 635b; Strakosch, iii. 734a; Nicolini (E.), iv. 731b.
2PATTI, C., ii. 674a; Philh. Soc., ii. 700b; Singing, iii. 506b; Strakosch, iii. 734b.
3PATTI, C., ii. 674a.
4PAUANA. (See PAVAN, ii. 676a.)
5PAUER, E., ii. 674b; Gernsheim, i. 590b; Harpsichord, i. 691a; Klavier-Mus. Alte, ii. 63a; Kuhlau, ii. 76b; Meister Alte; ii. 247b; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 428b; Philh. Soc., ii. 700a; Royal College of Mus., iv. 159a; Sechter, iii. 456a; Streicher, iii. 739b; Zimmermann (Agnes), iv. 507b.
6PAUER; Haydn, i. 706b.
7PAUFLER; Song, iii. 614a.
8PAUKEN, iv. 745a. (See KETTLE-DRUMS, ii. 51b.)
9PAUL, O., ii. 675b; Dic. of Mus., i. 446a; Harpsichord, i. 691b; Mus. Periodicals, ii. 430b; Pianoforte, ii. 710b, etc.; Hist. of Mus., iv. 675b, etc.
10PAUL, St., ii. 675b; Mendelssohn, ii. 271b, etc.
11PAULSEN; Bull (Ole B.), iv. 568b.
12PAULUS; Wind-band, iv. 470a.
13PAUSE, ii. 675b; Fermata, i. 512a; Notation, ii. 474b; Point d'orgue, iii. 6b; Corona, iv. 559a.
14PAVAN, ii. 676a; iv. 745a; Dowland, i. 460b; Orchésographie, ii. 560a; Padua, ii. 627b; Passamezzo, ii. 662a; Polonaise, iii. 10a; Suite, iii. 755a; Variations, iv. 217b; Virginal Mus., iv. 308a, etc.
15PAVESI; Odéon, ii. 492b.
16PAXTON, S., ii. 677a; iv. 745a; Catch Club, i. 322b; Glee, i. 599a.
17PAXTON, W., ii. 677a; Part-Music, ii. 656b.
18PAYER, H.; PF. Mus., ii. 727a; Vaterländische Künstlerverein, iv. 808a.
19PEABODY CONCERTS, ii. 677a.
20PEACE, A. L., ii. 677b; Sabbatini, iv. 807a.
21PEARCE, E.; Ravenscroft (T.), iii. 78b.
22PEARMAN; Addison, i. 30b.
23PEARSALL, R. L., ii. 678a; Bristol Madrigal Soc., i. 276b; Panny, ii. 644b; Part Mus., ii. 656b; Part-song, ii. 659a; Schnyder von Wartensee, iii. 256a.
24PEARSON, H. (See Pierson, ii. 752a.)
25PEARSON, J.; Martin, G. C., iv. 711b.
26PEARSON, M. (See Peerson, ii. 683b.)
27PECHON; Maitrise, ii. 199b.
28PECZIVAL; Haydn, i. 706a.
29PEDALIER, ii. 678b; iv. 745a; Alkan, i. 53b; Schumann, iii. 421a.
30PEDAL POINT, ii. 678b; Fugue, i. 567a, etc.; Harmony, i. 684a; Inversion, ii. 17a; Point d'orgue, iii. 6b; Tonal Fugue, iv. 135b, etc.
31PEDALS, ii. 681b; iv. 745b; Bernard, i. 234b; Cembalo, i. 330b; Harp, i. 687a; Harpsichord, i. 690a; Notation, ii. 478b; Organ, ii. 580b, etc.; Pianoforte, ii. 717a, etc; Sordini, iii. 636a, etc.; Sweelinck, iv. 8a; Taskin (P.), iv. 63a; Touch, iv. 154a; Treatment of the Organ, iv. 164a; U. C., iv. 200a; Verschiebung, iv. 256b; Vogler, iv. 325b; Wolff (A.), iv. 485b.
32PEDROTTI; Verdi, iv. 252a.
33PEERSON, M., ii. 683b; Este (T.), i. 496a; Leighton, ii. 114b; Madrigal, ii. 191b; Motet, ii. 375b; Virginal Mus., iv. 309a, etc.; Carol, iv. 581a.
34PELESTRINO. (See PALESTRINA, ii. 635a, note.)
35PELLEGRINI, F., ii. 683b; Sinclair, iii. 495b; Falcon (Marie C.), iv. 632a.
36PELLEGRINI, G., ii. 684a.
37PELLEGRINI, V. (See VALERIANO, iv. 214b.)
38PELLEGRINI, VIN.; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794a.
39PELLESIER; Opera, ii. 529b.
40PELLETAN, Mlle.; Gluck, i. 604a.
41PELLETIER; Metronome, ii. 318b.
42PEMBERTON, E.; London Violin-makers, ii. 163b.
43PEÑALOSA, F.; Eslava, i. 494b.
44PENET; Sistine Chapel, iv. 794a.
45PENNAUER; Diabelli, i. 442a; Schubert, iii. 345a.
46PENTACHORD; Abel (K. F.), i. 4b.
47PENTACHORD; Modes Eccles., ii. 341a.
48PENTATONIC SCALE, iv. 745b; Scottish Mus., iii. 438a; Welsh Mus., iv. 442b; Negro Mus., iv. 728b.
49PENTATONON, iv. 745b.
50PEPOLI, Count; Dragonetti, i. 462a.
51PEPUSCH, J. C., ii. 684a; Academy of Ancient Mus., i. 10b; Babell, i. 287a; Beggar's Opera, i. 209b; Berg (G.), i. 230b; Boyce, i. 267a; Britton, i. 277b; Cecilia, St., i. 329b; Cooke, i. 396b; Epine, Del', i. 490b; Grassineau, i. 620a; Handel, i. 649b; Hawkins, i. 700a; Howard, i. 754b; Immyns (J.), i. 766a; Keeble, ii. 48a; Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre, ii. 140a; Mus. Lib., ii. 421b; Mus. School, Oxford, ii. 437a; Nares, ii. 446b; Non nobis, ii. 464a; Opera, ii. 508b, etc.; Rawlings, iii. 79a; Royal Soc. of Musicians, iii. 187a; Smith (J. C.), iii. 540a; Steffani, iii. 698b; Travers, iv. 162b; Violoncello-playing, iv. 300a; Virginal-music, iv. 306a.
52PERABO, E., ii. 685a; Schubert, iv. 786b.
53PERALTA; Lamperti, ii. 89a.
54PERCUSSION, ii. 685a; Suspension, iv. 4b.
55PERCY, John, ii. 685b; Song, iii. 607a.
56PERDENDOSI, ii. 685b.
57PEREGO, C.; Plain Song, ii. 763a.
58PEREJA, B. R.; Bologna, i. 259a.
59PERETTI; Kelly, ii. 49b.
60PEREZ Y ALVAREZ, J.; Eslava, i. 495a.
61PEREZ, D., ii. 685b; Mattei (C.), ii. 238b; Mus. Lib., ii. 420a; Olimpiade, ii. 496b; Opera, ii. 514b; Scotch Snap, iii. 437b; Siroe, re di Persia, iii. 534a; Solfeggio, iii. 547b; Todi, iv. 130b; Zenobia, iv. 506a; Mus. Lib., iv. 726a.
62PEREZ, P.; Sistine Choir, iii. 520b.
63PERFECT, ii. 686a; Cadence, i. 290b, etc.; Harmony, i. 675a; Hemiolia, i. 727b; Hidden Fifths and Octaves, i. 736a; Imperfect, i. 767a, etc.; Interval, ii. 12a; Mass, ii. 227a; Mus. ficta, ii. 413a; Temperament, iv. 72b.
64PERGETTI, ii. 686a; Soprano, iii. 636a.
65PERGOLA, LA, ii. 686a.
66PERGOLESI, G. B., ii. 686a; iv. 746a; Auswahl, i. 105a; Cantata, i. 305a; Comic
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